Calpe is a coastal town in the Spanish Levant known for the Peñón d’Ifach. This limestone rock stands majestically in the Mediterranean Sea and joins the Sierra de Oltá by a narrow isthmus. On this surface sits the city of Calpe. Finding two beaches of endless sand to each lada: the beach of La Fossa and the Beach Arenal-Bol. You will also find numerous rocky coves until you join by the sea with Altea or Benissa. The old town sits on the foothills of the Sierra de Oltá and on the same mountain we will also find different residential urbanizations with unique views of the sea and with the rock as a reference. Another natural reference of this Valencian population, are the salt flats, place of passage of numerous species of birds and with a path that offers you unique views of the city.